Legally Blonde meets Silicon Valley in this new addictive novel . . .
We are excited to feature Kyla Zhao's latest novel, Valley Verified, today. It sounds intriguing and is perfect for anyone who loves stories about careers and office culture. Fans of Laura Hankin will enjoy it, as well. Thanks to Berkley, we have one copy to give away!
On paper, Zoe Zeng has made it in New York’s fashion world. After a string of unpaid internships, she’s now a fashion columnist at Chic, lives in a quaint apartment in Manhattan, and gets invited to exclusive industry events.
But life in New York City isn’t as chic as Zoe imagined. Her editor wants her to censor her opinions to please the big brands; she shares her “quaint” (read: small) apartment with three roommates who never let her store kimchi in the fridge; and how is she supposed to afford the designer clothes expected for those parties on her meager salary?
Then one day, Zoe receives a job offer at FitPick, an app startup based in Silicon Valley. The tech salary and office perks are sweet, but moving across the country and switching to a totally new industry? Not so much. However, with her current career at a dead end, Zoe accepts the offer and swaps high fashion for high tech, haute couture for HTML. But she soon realizes that in an industry claiming to change the world for the better, not everyone’s intentions are pure. With an eight-figure investment on the line, Zoe must find a way to revamp FitPick's image despite Silicon Valley’s elitism and her icy colleagues. Or the company’s future will go up in smoke—and hers with it.
—Kirstin Chen, New York Times bestselling author of Counterfeit
Credit: Kyla Zhao |
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This cover is gorgeous. I have not read anything else by Kyla Zhao.
ReplyDeleteNo I haven't.
ReplyDeleteWhen I chose a career I knew it would be forever and was pleased.
ReplyDeleteSure did...I got a divorce, moved back to my tiny hometown and completely revised my life.
ReplyDeleteI'm currently taking a career break with the aim of switching careers. I'd love to work with animals in a paid capacity so I'm doing lots of animal-related voluntary work and training courses to help improve my chances of securing paid employment in this field.
ReplyDeleteBook looks great. Thank you for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have changed my career.
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ReplyDeleteYes, just the once though.
ReplyDeletei haven't started my career yet (i've just done part time jobs), so no
ReplyDeleteI have not.
ReplyDeleteYes, I have switched my career.
ReplyDeleteNo, but sometimes I wish I had.
ReplyDeleteI switched my career from the Girl Scouts to helping veterans.
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